Rendition: Is There Anything Left Of Jack Straw's Credibility?

Details of alleged CIA torture flights have been uncovered by Chris Yates, a respected aviation expert and editor for Jane’s Information Group.

He found “significant evidence” that a Gulfstream G5 executive jet and a Boeing 737 had flown “innumerable times” from civilian and military airports. “My research has revealed that these two aircraft roam globally and, although ostensibly in the US civil registry, have special dispensation to use US military air facilities around the world,” Mr Yates said. He added that, from photographic evidence, flight logs and air traffic database, he had “certain knowledge” that the aircraft operated through Prestwick, Glasgow and Luton civil airports as well as military airfields at Mildenhall, Brize Norton and Northolt.

Mr Yates said his inquiries showed that at one point the two aircraft he identified as used by US agents appeared at Glasgow at the same time and left within a short time of each other, raising suspicions that prisoner transfers had taken place on British soil. - source